[Pkg-ltsp-devel] proposal: pkg-ltsp meeting.

[Vagrant Cascadian]

On Mon, Feb 13, 2006 at 03:40:49PM -0200, Gustavo Franco wrote:
> On 2/13/06, Otavio Salvador <otavio at debian.org> wrote:
> > Petter Reinholdtsen <pere at hungry.com> writes:

> > > [Carlos Laviola]
> > >> Gustavo and I are on UTC-0200 (usually -0300, but we're on DST at
> > >> this time of the year). I'm free for meetings anywhere from about 10
> > >> am to 10 pm in my timezone.

> > > Sorry for the late reply.  It has been busy weeks, and I am not quite
> > > done yet.  I will not have time for more meetings before 2006-02-25.
> > > Sorry about that.  But you do not have to wait for me.  I'll read the
> > > summary and I suspect me and Vagrant is fairly well synchronized when
> > > it comes to our goal with LTSP, so I am not really afraid my views
> > > will be missing from such meeting.

> > In this case, I propose to schedule the meeting for this week and a
> > new one after pere is available.
 
> Agreed. I'll be back with a proposed date and time soon, i need to
> check some stuff to avoid date/time colision of others.

this week would be good. i'm going to be working full time starting the
21st(till early april, most likely), so it might be more difficult to
meet after then.
 
times that would be good for me, in UTC, presuming i got it right:

18:00-01:00, 05:00-08:00, just about any day this week.

> > > Should the meeting take place on #ltsp?  I believe it might be a good
> > > idea to do it there to make it easier to get input from the rest of
> > > the LTSP community.

> > I think it's the right place for the meeting also because they're very
> > good to share ideas and help us.
 
> I think the first meeting should be off #ltsp since we will talk a lot
> about our own organization, policy and all that and not only about
> ltsp technical aspects. The second with pere included could be in
> #ltsp, IMHO.

i could go either way on this. i asked about it in #ltsp, and jammcq was
ok with it. we should probably also announce the meeting to the
ltsp-devel list, no matter where it is held. 

i guess my inclination is to put it in the most public place possible,
so as not to be a stealth organization, and also to possibly attract
additional interest from people who haven't yet heard of ltsp muekow in
debian and ubuntu.

live well,
  vagrant